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Are you on the lookout for not just a good, but a great Android Twitter client?
If so, prepare yourself for a gorging of Twitter fuelled, Ice Cream Sandwich inspired good
If a mid-range LTE phone on Verizon Wireless is on your to-buy list, then you’ve likely considered the new Droid Incredible 4G LTE. Its somewhat of a low-end One variant, but keeps that slick red and black color scheme of the Incredible line. While the display a resolution are clearly the weakest link in this device, everything else under the hood is sure to zoom along nicely:
HTC has just reported their Q2 2012 financial results, and man, they’re not pretty. Sales hit $3.05 billion, down from the $4.32 billion they did during the same quarter a year ago, but the more important number here is gross profit: $247.7 million. That’s down 57% compared to Q2 2011. Why the shitty numbers? According to Reuters, sales in Europe were “disappointing” and that whole customs issue in the United States also made a large dent.
Remember back in the old days when we though the flip phone was the coolest thing out, well it seems that some people might just miss them a little to much
It came a bit later than expected, but today is the day for future owners of the HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE. The latest addition to the Incredible family is now available online and in stores from Verizon for $149.99 on a new, two-year contract (a $50 discount or rebate applies).
Are you a Sprint customer with a penchant for LTE technology and white handsets? If so, listen up. Intel leaked to blog TechnoBuffalo seems to indicate that the Now Network’s very first LTE-toting albino handset will be hitting store shelves on July 15th; obviously, we’re talking about HTC’s latest spin on the EVO, the EVO 4G LTE.
HTC won a London court ruling against Apple Inc. (AAPL) over patents for touchscreen technology used for its mobile devices, including Apple’s slide-to-unlock feature.
HTC’s devices don’t infringe four Apple patents for touchscreen technology and three of those patents are invalid, Judge Christopher Floyd said today.
In the latest demonstration of its “Higher Calling” commitment to customers, Virgin Mobile USA is offering the HTC One™ V, a powerful all-around media monster to help customers stay connected, take and share great photos, keep up on email, and enjoy high-quality sound. The new HTC One V on Virgin Mobile is a great smartphone for multitaskers and music buffs and is now available for $199.99 on virginmobileusa.com and at local retailers, rolling out to national retailers Best Buy, RadioShack and Walmart through July and August.
Is there room in the smartphone space for another OS? Mozilla is banking on the answer being “Yes.” Its HTML5-based Firefox OS “will likely be a low-end alternative to Android,” said tech analyst Greg Sterling. “It’s unlikely to rival top-of-the-line Android devices or the iPhone. Developer and consumer acceptance are wild cards. But I could see it succeeding in selected developing markets.”
Apple this week lost a bid to have HTC devices banned in the U.S. while the International Trade Commission (ITC) considered Cupertino’s patent complaint.
The ITC agreed to hear Apple’s case, but declined to ban the import and U.S. sale of HTC devices while its investigation proceeds.
